Airports – Page 3

How Nepal’s Deal With China for an Airport Became an Albatross

China called the project a “signature” of its cooperation with Nepal. Insiders and documents reveal the pitfalls of China’s infrastructure-at-any-cost model.

Moving a Masterpiece to La Guardia Is a High-Wire Act

A five-ton aerial sculpture created by Richard Lippold for Lincoln Center, where it hung for decades, has been reinstalled at an airport. Is it a win for New York?

Terminal 4 at J.F.K.: Center of a Wave of Support for Israel

As soldiers, reservists and volunteers head to Israel, supporters gathered near the El Al counter at Kennedy Airport to give them supplies and cheers.

How Two Planes Nearly Collided in Austin, Almost Killing 131 People

Two planes were moments from colliding in Texas, a harrowing example of the country’s fraying air safety system, a New York Times investigation found.

For JFK Airport’s $19 Billion Reconstruction, They Made a New Route: Over Water

Renovating one of the world’s busiest airports is replete with engineering challenges, such as how to circumvent the area’s overburdened roadways.